Interferometric CT measurement of three-dimensional flow phenomena on shock waves and vortices discharged from open ends
Interferometric CT measurement of three-dimensional flow phenomena on shock waves and vortices discharged from open ends
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干涉CT测量开口端排出的冲击波和涡旋的三维流动现象
DOI:
10.1007/s00193-003-0206-1
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发表时间:
2003
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影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
T. Morioka
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作者:
Hiroki Honma;M. Ishihara;T. Yoshimura;K. Maeno;T. Morioka;T. Morioka
Three-dimensional flow phenomena are observed in a shock tube experiment for shock waves and vortices discharged from a square open end and a pair of circular open ends by using an interferometric CT (Computed Tomography) technique. To take multidirectional finite-fringe interferograms for a three-dimensional flow field, we introduce a rotating duct model in the test section of the shock tube. The experiments are performed for incident shock Mach numbers 1.50 and 1.30 in nitrogen gas of 98 kPa initial pressure. Good quality CT images of the density distribution are obtained by carefully selecting the projection images for a reproducible flow within a prescribed accuracy. The three-dimensional flow features are clearly visualized for a vortex ring, a secondary shock wave, shock-vortex interaction, and shock-shock interaction through the pseudo-color image of density distribution and the isopycnic surface. Their meanings in gas dynamics and shock dynamics are discussed. We demonstrate that studies of various three-dimensional problems in shock dynamics are possible using the present CT technique.